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: had been + Present Participle

 

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I/he/she/it/we/you/they had/ had not been studying English for 10 years by then.

 

Had I/he/she/it/we/you/they been studying English for 10 years by then?

 

 

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ij, 䳿 We had been discussing that problem for two hours before Bill came.
ij, 䳿 She looked very tired as she had been finishing the most important negotiations.

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THE FUTURE PERFECT TENSE Active Voice

: shall/will have + Past Participle

 

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I/we shall/shall not have passed all exams by July.
He/she/it/you/they will/will not

 

Shall I/we have passed all exams by July?
Will He/she/it/you/they

 

The Future Perfect Tense Passive Voice

: shall/will have + been + Past Participle

 

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I/we shall/shall not have been examined by July.
He/she/it/you/they will/will not

 

Shall I/we have been examined by July?
Will he/she/it/you/they

 

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ij, . 1) by, 2) , 䳺- . 1)Well have reconstructed the plant by next year. The plant will have been reconstructed by next year. 2) Everything will have been checked by the time they arrive. I shall have checked all the documents by the time he comesback from his business trip.

THE FUTURE PERFECT CONTINUOUS TENSE Active Voice

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: shall/will have been + Present Participle

 

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I/we shall/shall not have been checking the papers for 3 hours by then.
He/she/it/you/they will/will not

 

Shall I/we have been checking the papers for 3 hours by then?
Will He/she/it/you/they

 

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ij, , for, 䳿 I shall have been conducting quality test for two weeks before they launch this new product.

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THE RULE OF SEQUENCE OF TENSES





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